Tuesday, May 10, 2011

Peter insults the American Cowboy

In a heart-felt gesture to ease your shame for being left behind, I offered to leave you my beloved chaps after Jesus takes me up in the Rapture. You responded in a truly mean-spirited and very offensive fashion by attacking one of our nation's most cherished icons, the American cowboy:

No doubt America's greatest cowboy, St Ronnie of the Salvador Option, saw your words from his heavenly perch and is now bawling like a bum steer. I imagine even Jesus' most holy arm punches fail to bring a smile back to our beloved Gipper's weathered face.

The early Texans of 1830-40s designed the first full length leather britches, that completely encircled the legs and by the early 1870s were called SHOTGUNS, because these seatless pants resembled a double barrel shotgun.

Sure, these chaps were assless, but not simply to encourage sodomy. They provided early cowboys with an easily accessed storage place for food like cucumbers, zucchini, and sausage and such important cowboy tools as whips, anal beads, and butt plugs--the latter was especially important given the cowboy's diet of beans, cucumbers, zucchini, and sausage.

Chaps are still useful in the same way today. Think about how much easier it would be for you to stash your organization's sausage if you wore chaps.